CLEAN : Zambia new president sworn in on pledge to repair economy, rights

The transcript is a speech emphasizing the power of democracy and the role of the people in Zambia. It outlines plans for economic growth, unity, and respect for human rights. The speaker celebrates Zambia's democratic achievements and commits to serving as a true servant President. The speech concludes with blessings for Zambia, Africa, and the global family.

What is the main message about democracy in the first section?

• Democracy is not resilient.

• The power is shared equally among all nations.

• The power belongs to the people.

• Elected officials hold all the power.

What is one of the key goals for Zambia's future as mentioned in the second section?

• To increase taxes.

• To promote unity in diversity.

• To reduce international trade.

• To limit human rights.

How does the speaker plan to address poverty in Zambia?

• By increasing import tariffs.

• By cutting social programs.

• By reducing government spending.

• By growing the economy.

What historical achievement does the speaker highlight in the third section?

• The third peaceful transfer of leadership.

• The largest economic growth.

• The longest-serving president.

• The first democratic election.

What does the speaker express at the end of the speech?

• A request for international aid.

• A call for more elections.

• A demand for more power.

• A blessing for Zambia and the world.